Hello everyone. Off till Monday.

Hello GM, DO you Outlook Express for E-mail?

I mean, do you use Outlook Express

Hello Wise

Hi elvee. I'll be off for a while. It's upload time.

It's my turn now. Whats up? I was attacked by 2 dogs today. No injuries. Faught them off till the owners came out and got them. I still have a headache thou. I hate dogs.

OH NO! Your okay?

They didn't get me this time. @ more years and I quit.

@=2

/me blows a sigh of relief

I was thinking of taking some poison meet and dropping it along the curbs, but the wife said no, it would kill the cats also. So I guess I won't.

I'm glad you listen to your wife Wise

Yeah, she's right now and again.

Chat is kind of slow and boring today.

Yes it is Wise I'm bored too. Bored enough to organize some files

When Bill Saywer is on it's livlier.

elvee--whats this sets mode+0 stuff?

Wise you get an @ in front of your name and @ means This...

The @ in Front of a Person's Nick
When you join a channel and see folks with the @ in front of their nickname, this means that they are an Op, or Operator of the channel. These folks help maintain order, and in #Beginner, we also are the helpers/teachers that welcome the newcomers to the wild and wacky world of IRC. Ops have the abilities to kick, and/or ban out a user that's misbehaving. Every channel has it's own rules, and the Undernet Administrators generally do not interfere with channel politics.

elvee, thanks, but I read that on your link. How do you set the mode?

Thats what i was trying to find out. Lemme search a little.

Ok. I was trying to find the rules but couldn't. Also how to change colors.

Wise this is what i found out about set +o mode:

A channel operator is designated by the @ next to their nick. This @ translates into the giving and removal of the +o mode. Some IRC clients may use a symbol other than @ for pointing out channel ops, however they are far and few in between.

Example:

/mode #channelname +/-o nickname(s)


Example:

/mode #peanutbutter +oo-o MissPeanut PeanutButterLover CheekyBrat


A channel operator has the ability to kick/ban people from the channel in addition to being one of the only ones who can change the channel modes of the channel.

Colors? hold on

So if I read you right, this is what I do: /mode#WiseOldMan sets mode: +0 elvee is that what you mean?

+o

I guess its an oh and not a zero

No I think it is this:

/mode #stardock+oWiseOldMan

We could go to chat and try it